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It was a full day for Betty Lee. Most of
her days were full, but Betty was well and
happy and never worried over her various ac-
tivities, which had increased since her freshman
year, so mixed and full of decisions. One might
as well be doing things, she said. If you didn't
do one thing you were doing another. So she
had concluded. And as long as she kept on the
honor list no one at home made any objection
to the list of her interests.
Attractive, friendly, yet independent, show-
ing her clear mind and stability in everything
she undertook, Betty was in demand and found
herself very well-known, indeed, at the beginning
of her junior year. She was considered one of
the school's best swimmers, but had not taken
the life-saving tests as yet. That was to come
this year. She was working toward it. The
hockey season had just closed with Betty re-
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